Alkaadi

Alkaadi was a Bakiila who was assigned by the Celestials to transport the Galaxy's most heinous criminals to the prison known as the Pit on the planet Ghalon Mahr. .

Alkaadi is credited with transporting the Barraki to the Pit.

Biology and Appearance
Alkaadi was a member of the Bakiila species, a race believed to have been discovered or even created by the Celestials in approximately 4 million BBY. Physically, Alkaadi was quite impressive: He stood over 3 meters tall and was packed with powerful muscle. His body seemed metallic in nature. His hands were clawed and his mouth was brimming with metallic teeth, and he had massive spiked ears giving him the slight appearance of a cat or hyena. He held a short handled, double bladed rotating battle axe in one hand, but due to his huge size he used it more as a fist weapon than a swinging axe. Both his wrists were equipped with sharp blades.

Alkaadi possessed a unique teleporting ability that was unmatched by anything even the Celestials were capable of. Alkaadi was able, with little physical effort, to teleport instantly between locations light years apart. He used this ability to travel to whatever world housed a candidate for the Pit, and to teleport such a being to the Pit should that be necessary.

Personality and Traits
Alkaadi left quite an impression on the rare few who ever encountered him. Those who did described him as being obsessed with the one duty he had: Teleporting criminals to the Pit. He had strong belief in the harsh justice and punishment under the Celestial Empire, and had no mercy whatsoever. He would never bring anyone to the Pit who was not sufficiently guilty of crimes, but when a being was guilty, he would stop at nothing to capture them. Alkaadi was harsh with anyone attempting to defend a victim, threatening them with the same fate should they stand in his way.

Alkaadi was last employed to transport Qutarra to the Pit. After this, the Celestials Empire changed the punishment for crimes carrying the sentence of imprisonment in the Pit to the death penalty. Infuriated, Alkaadi vanished. The Celestials sentenced him to death for his betrayal, but they were never able to locate or capture him. Alkaadi had a connection with the Mnggal-Mnggal, and assisted it in attacking the Celestials shortly after his dismissal. Alkaadi could have freed the Barraki from the Pit to aide him against his former masters, but it appears he rejected the opportunity to do so, believing the Barraki were worthy of their punishment due to the atrocities they had committed during their reign.